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Google Inc. has reportedly agreed to buy Waze, a mapping and navigation startup, for around $1.1 billion.

PepsiCo is thirsty for the revenue that would come from SodaStream International, whose U.S. sales have doubled since 2012.

England and Italy meet in the UEFA European Under-21 Championship.

The Knesset has passed a bill that will severely restrict the amount of money any undocumented immigrant can send home.

After a violent police response to protests in Turkey, Anonymous launched #OpTurkey to take several Turkish websites offline.

China was the only one of the five nuclear-weapon states in the U.N. Security Council to expand its stockpile last year.

A group of female Israeli soldiers were "disciplined" by military officials in Israel for posting racy photos in their underwear online on base.

The first shipment of the S-300 anti-ship cruise missiles have arrived in Syria, President Bashar al-Assad told Lebanese television.

I suspect that I’m like many of you. I want to believe Israeli-Palestinian peace is coming.

The new compensation, which will be shelled out in stages between 2014 and 2017, will benefit almost 56,000 people around the world -- about one-third of them currently resident in Israel.

The Bank of Israel is taking a pointer from Abenomics in another harbinger of what could be a spreading global currency war.

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bekir Bozdag says Hezbollah should change its name to "Party of Satan" for helping Assad kill Syrians.

Samsung's Galaxy S4 Mini (GT-I9195), which is expected to launch this summer, was reportedly seen on the company’s website.

A lead scientist claims an image captured on a UK video of something jumping out of the water is a mermaid.

Two rockets hit Beirut Sunday after Hezbollah's leader openly admitted fighting for the regime of Bashar Assad in Syria.

Iran has a “massive” number of new long-range missile launchers, its defense minister claimed Sunday.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has voiced his militants' commitment to defeating the rebels in neighboring Syria.

If you are worried about Iran's nuclear capabilities, the United Nations has disturbing news.

An Israeli family was caught trying to flee the country to enter into an extremist cult in Canada known for its violent punishments, mental manipulation and burqa-like attire.

The U.S. secretary of state is in Jerusalem, again. But before going, he pulled an uncommon diplomatic stunt.

The U.S. Secretary of State will attempt to initiate a solution for both the Syrian and Palestinian-Israeli conflicts -- for the fourth time.